anniebeth24
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Post by anniebeth24 on Nov 5, 2024 21:23:30 GMT
I didn't realize you could use it for Rice Krispie treats. Man, if they still set up the same, then that sounds so much easier than trying to deal with melted marshmallow goop instead! My DH is a Rice Krispy treat snob and insists that making them with fluff is wrong and that it tastes very different than the traditional recipe. I think they're both fine. |
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The Birdhouse Lady
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Post by The Birdhouse Lady on Nov 5, 2024 21:28:09 GMT
I haven't bought any in years and years but, I do have a recipe that uses the fluff, cream cheese, and I think vanilla to make a really tasty dip for fruit.
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Post by melanell on Nov 5, 2024 21:30:09 GMT
I didn't realize you could use it for Rice Krispie treats. Man, if they still set up the same, then that sounds so much easier than trying to deal with melted marshmallow goop instead! My DH is a Rice Krispy treat snob and insists that making them with fluff is wrong and that it tastes very different than the traditional recipe. I think they're both fine. Unfortunately, the person who most loves Rice Krispie treats at our house is also vegan, and while regular marshmallows have gelatin, which Fluff does not, Fluff does have egg whites I just noted. So we typically buy vegan marshmallows to make the treats and I swear they are even more difficult to stir than the regular ones. But I guess that's what I'll keep doing.  |
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Post by airforcemomof1 on Nov 5, 2024 23:59:49 GMT
Fruit dip is the only thing I make using it.
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Post by ScrapbookMyLife on Nov 6, 2024 1:25:38 GMT
In my teens and 20's, I used it to make homemade rice krispie treats. I also went the extra mile and added M&M's or chocolate chips. A sugary delicious goodness.  |
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scrapngranny
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Post by scrapngranny on Nov 6, 2024 1:47:19 GMT
I can remember using it recipes in the past, but I don’t remember what they were. Probably. Some sort of fudge. Otherwise, I see no use for it now.
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Post by quinlove on Nov 6, 2024 4:16:30 GMT
Am I the only one who had to look up what a fluffernutter sandwich was? It looks and sounds good, so now I must go buy a jar of marshmallow fluff. I can't believe I deprived my kids growing up. Shh, don't tell them, maybe they will never realize it. Me. I’ve never heard of these. I would soooo make them for my grandkids. Darn it. I would have let them put it on everything. It’s not like I never bought it. It makes easy, breasy delicious fudge. |
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seaexplore
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Post by seaexplore on Nov 6, 2024 4:26:46 GMT
Fluff… big fans here!
Put it with peanut butter or Nutella or both on a sandwich
Add it to chocolate chip khalua Bundt cake as a “frosting”
Slap it on graham crackers with chocolate for easy s’mores
Eat it from a spoon
Add to hot chocolate
Make fudge
So good!
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Post by AussieMeg on Nov 6, 2024 9:55:55 GMT
I've never seen it or tasted it, you can't buy it here. ETA: I just checked the website for the USA Foods store in my town, and they do actually sell it. Maybe I should try it! They have strawberry, vanilla, and original. |
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SweetieBsMom
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Post by SweetieBsMom on Nov 6, 2024 11:26:42 GMT
I don't love it and I have never bought it. But we did have it in the house growing up. Fluffernutter sandwiches, which I didn't eat. I believe we had it on hot chocolate but I really don't remember. I would prefer the mini-marshmallows.
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Post by mikklynn on Nov 7, 2024 14:51:06 GMT
Yes! I love that stuff. I used to buy it to put on ice cream. The perfect "fluff" thread! Now I am craving it. Marshmallow sundaes with chocolate ice cream- the best. You have to melt the fluff in the microwave just a bit to make it runny. Ooh, great idea! |
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Post by Neisey on Nov 7, 2024 21:08:49 GMT
The occasional pb and fluff sandwich as a kid, a fruit dip with cream cheese, fluff, orange zest but probably haven’t made that in 15 years. I may try a fudge recipe though.
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Post by 950nancy on Nov 8, 2024 0:25:57 GMT
I had some today! We are on our second day of a snowstorm and I came inside from a mile+ walk with the pup. Snow had stopped and it was gorgeous. Came in a made myself some cotton candy hot cocoa and grabbed a spoonful of fluff to add even more sugar to the drink. I can have a jar of it that lasts way past its expiration though. Fun treat to put on Nilla wafers as well.
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Post by Laurie on Nov 8, 2024 16:59:19 GMT
I have never heard of fluffernutter sandwiches and am tempted to try one. Feel like I am missing out on something. LOL
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Post by paulao on Nov 8, 2024 19:13:32 GMT
First you spread spread spread
Your bread with peanut butter
Add marshmallow Fluff
And have a Fluffernutter
Not exclusive to the Northeast. I grew up in Chicago and Fluffernutters were a staple.
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Post by snugglebutter on Nov 8, 2024 19:27:47 GMT
I buy it once a year to make fudge because that is the recipe my Grandma used. My family goes absolutely feral for it. (tip: the generic version from Kroger is in a plastic container that is much easier to empty out than the jar that the name brand comes in)
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